Customer service

Capgemini's Samantha Chow looks at the future of life insurance and how the customer experience and coverage itself will continue to evolve.

AI is transforming underwriting and helping to automate different aspects while improving the customer and agent experience.

AI impersonation fraud and attempts involving deepfakes have surged by more than 2100% over the last three years.

Bill Martin, president and CEO of Plymouth Rock Assurance, addresses why legacy insurers are the best insurtechs.

AI will move from the margins and into the fabric of insurance, redefining how carriers do business and streamlining operations for efficiency while optimizing the customer experience.

Changing communication methods like the use of emojis present a growing compliance risk in regulated industries where interactions are subject to scrutiny.

AI agents can reason through complex questions, understand intent, communicate naturally, and handle tasks that used to require a person on the other end of a call.

In most agencies, 80% of revenue is generated by only 20% of their accounts, meaning that 80% of an agency's customer base is responsible for only 20% of its revenue.

Insurance professionals share predictions related to artificial intelligence and insurtech for 2026.

Three things brokers can do to retain and grow their client base through M&A transitions.

Overall satisfaction is highest when customers receive status updates from mobile apps, according to the J.D. Power's 2025 U.S. Claims Digital Experience Study.

A better approach is to offer communication options intentionally, not reactively.

Parametric providers can notify policyholders when an event triggers a claim, which can then be processed in days, helping customers get back to business more quickly.

2025 Women in Insurance NEXT honoree, Korey Bruner, is vice president of underwriting operations, inland marine, for Argo Group.

Insurance has always been about helping people survive the unexpected and that survival has never been more vital and complex.

Insurance companies must take a fresh look at the billing and payments experience.

Vendors should focus on integration, interoperability and reliability.

Insurance companies must rethink legacy processes and embrace technology.

Matthew Porcelli, a meteorologist at The Weather Company, shares information about how weather data is necessary for insurance companies to provide information to policyholders.

Life insurance should continue to evolve by adding flexibility, accessibility and immediate value.